To help you get started with RICE prioritization using Google Sheets, we've created a simple template that you can access and use right away:
👉 Download RICE Prioritization Template
RICE is a prioritization framework that stands for Reach, Impact, Confidence, and Effort.
For a more detailed explanation, check out: Understanding RICE Prioritization
Our Google Sheets RICE prioritization template is designed to be:
Easy to Use: Input your estimates, and the template calculates the RICE score automatically.
Collaborative: Work in real-time with your team members.
Accessible Anywhere: Access your prioritization data from any device with internet access.
Click on the link above to access the template.
Make a copy of the template to your own Google Drive by selecting "File" > "Make a copy."
List your initiatives or features in the designated column.
Input values for Reach, Impact, Confidence, and Effort for each item.
The template will automatically calculate the RICE score and rank your initiatives.
Share the sheet with your team to collaborate and refine your prioritization.
While Google Sheets is excellent for collaboration, managing complex prioritization over time can become challenging. For a more efficient and scalable approach, consider using ProductLift's prioritization feature. With ProductLift, you can:
Collaborate Seamlessly: Invite your team to contribute in a dedicated tool.
Maintain Version Control: Avoid confusion from multiple spreadsheet versions.
Integrate with Your Workflow: Connect with other tools you use.
Enhance Strategic Planning: Utilize advanced features designed for product management.
For quick calculations without copying the Google Sheets file, try this online RICE Calculator tool: RICE Calculator
Whether you choose Excel, Google Sheets, PowerPoint, Notion, or Miro, our RICE templates are here to help you make informed, objective decisions about your product features. And if you're looking for a solution that grows with your team and product, ProductLift offers the tools you need for long-term success.
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